PACE RC200 F1
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A few more things acquired. Not much left to buy now, a cassette, and some cables, oh and how to finish it of course.
On a lighter note, the chaps in the machine shop where I work only took a couple of days to make me a new collar, as the other one was mashed by that t*at trying to get the 27.2 in :evil:
Looks quite good I think.
Cheers...Nick
On a lighter note, the chaps in the machine shop where I work only took a couple of days to make me a new collar, as the other one was mashed by that t*at trying to get the 27.2 in :evil:
Looks quite good I think.
Cheers...Nick
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Now the frame is finally devoid of stuck seatpost(s) and other inconveniences, I finally have all the parts to put it together. It will be assembled using the bits below. I know it won't be to everyones taste as when I next post, the frame & forks won't be that colour 
(but I promise to buy another one in the future and keep it original for the purists ).
(but I promise to buy another one in the future and keep it original for the purists ).
passiflora
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The quality of this build just blows me away!. you must have spent an absolute mint, but it will be worth it when its built.
Well done, Are you gonna ride it with all thoose NOS parts, I hope you do, but I would understand if you didn't.
Passiflora
Well done, Are you gonna ride it with all thoose NOS parts, I hope you do, but I would understand if you didn't.
Passiflora
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Cheers mate.
Vernon Barker advised it could cause more harm than good trying to remove it (being aluminium)
That was it as bare titanium, it is away being rainbow anodised at the moment, (could look shocking
). Fork crown and seat clamp collar are being anodised gunmetal/dark grey.The piece of string I am holding says about 4 weeks.
